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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18
A SIugging Match.

NASHVILLE, TENN, June 1.-THE
game today was smuggling match,
with Nashville the winner, though
she won by single score, and that in
eleven innings. Score:
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Or n. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington. ID. o.
or At 9 West Court St., Memphis, Tenn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
neliee q Fsllsiluru. .

To Lavrslcs Venting, your hsirs, assigus
 ed legal rspresentsaivss:
 Ioo are hereby sotiAsd thas the under slgned, who is eo-oWnar with yoa in tAs Bber- hars nsningciain. has expeadea the suD ol ooe hundred dollass 10 Iahog and improve nents upon said mining elain, the said ex- penditures and Improvements 6sing made by 70 h the year l602 b eoaplianee with the United otasss mining0 lsvs, requiring annual expendituree 0 b. nsls Oa mining claisss.
 Ine se4 !heshest inning elain con .ists cf 1oo feet h lengtA by GO Vids situass in the walker mining oistrfct, In the eoanty af Ysv- apai m the territory of Arizona. 4 record of :ke location of the sail RbeYhart nining clAim b 0ads b lhs Record of nines. h the o1hce of the Cospty Recorder of said Ysvapai eeunty, h Book E A pags 0sl.
 And yo1 aFs heFsby further notihsA that If, q tAe explration q ninety days aftsr the pub licatioa q this notice you fail or rsfpss te coa6toute or pay 10 ns your proportion Of tAe saad expendituree, together with the cost q the publication of thiS nosico, the interest q you h said kvsrhazt nining clain will be !cnlei1ed esd become ths propsrty of tne nm Asuignsd. l. HELWlCK.
 Prsoeosk, 4. T., May q, lee5 0od
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
Pruhaie netieo.

In the Pro1ats Court of the County of Ysv
 apoi. fes1itogy of AFisona. In tho Daseor of She Estato of A. O. Cono doceaaod.
 On fsa1ins and aIins ths pssision asd re pogt Of J. H. Lee, admilistrator of the estate of 4. O. Cone, deooAsed, setsing forth that hs haD filed hlo Anal nt of hie admtnistrA- ton Of oAld eotato h this court, and prayfna thee the sams bo suatts1. allowed and eD pcove1s ed enoag other thinQs. pfaying fol 0n order of diDtRf6ntion If the ro6idus oi said ostate e0ong the peroons entitled. It ia ordered tha4 oll poloon0 interested in the e. iato Of oAia 4. 0. Conc, docoaood, bo and ap- peex eefore the Ir0oote Court of the County of Ysvepai. Terntosy sf ATisona, q the couTl room of eaid court, ln the City of Prescott, County of Ysvapa1. TorYitoIy of Arisona, on
 THE 1oTn DAY Op AUGUST, lss7.. Al 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day. then and thsre Q show causs vhy said hnal O. count shoui6 noe bo and ted. alloWed end confirmed, and why n order of disirfbutiou Q should not be mad6 of the fesidue of said e oordlnS e lav.
 It is funhsr ordersd that . copy of this or. der oo puolis he'd for four weeks eoneecutivsly before said 3eeh day of August, in the ARI- so.A yoy1nAtniHsn,a neyspaper printed of Yavapei, Tesritosy q Arizona.
 Dated thls 18th day Nf July, 1887.
 WI. o. DWELL, Probats Judge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
nsties sf Follsiiurs.

To YtsdsFick WoodvoFth aad H. P. Kings- bury. your hsirs. assigns aad legal repre-. oontattveo:
 You ere hereby notiAed that the under. elgned, vho ere eo-owners with you in tte Golden Queen inning clAin, have expend. the sun of two hundred dollars In labor and i1proveOslts upon aaid mining claim, the said expenditures and improvements being maAe by - h the sun of one hundred dollars in each of the years l666 end lS0s. in compl. snee witA the provisions of the mining laws of the United States requiriag annual expend- itures to bs made on mining claims.
 The said Golden Queen mining claim con- sists Of l 800 feet in length by GO wide. and situate h the Cherry Greek mining district, in the coun:y of Ysvspei. in the territory of Arizona A record of the lnestiop q the said Golden oueen mining elaia is nade h the Record o( 4ines, h the oflee of the County Recorder of said Ysvapai county, n Book K-l0. at pages 90 aad 66l.
 A.d you gre hereby further notihed that if at the expiration of ninety days after the publication of this aotice, you fail or refuse to contribute or pay 10 us your and each O. your proportion Of the said expenditnres, the interest of you and eaeh of you in said Col den Queen mining clain win be forfeited and become the property of the undersigned.
 WILLIAM POWELL
 ED. W. WELLS.
 Prescott A. T., April S7, 1887. 0Od
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
neiiee d fohoiluGu.

10 George Asrvin your hsirs. assig.s aad
 legal repreesstAtives:
 You are hereby notined that the under. signed, who b co-oWner with you b the Te- eu1seh 0fning elsin. hes expenAsd the sum q oae hundred dollars tA labor end improve osnts upoa said mining elain, the said ex- pendit1res ed improve1ents being made by ne n the year 1eo6. ia eomplianee WitA the UniteA etatss mining laws, requiring annual sxpsnditures te be mads oa mining elaine.
 The ssid Tecumseh mining elain eoasists of l,soo feet h length by co Wide, situste in the nsnbae mining district h the county of of the location of the ssiA Tecumssh mining elain s made h the Record of Mines, In the once of ths County Recorder q sa!d Ysvspai eounty, in Book 20 st pagss Als and l1A
 And you are hereby fufthsr notified that if. q the ex2irstion Of ninety days aftsr the pub lieation q this notice, yoa f6il Q. refuse to coatrihuts or pay to nc your proportion of tAe said expenditures, together with the cost of the publication of thls notice, tho interest q you h said TscumseA nining claim win be icrielted sad become the property of t9g shs un-
 Prescott. \. T., April 9o, lee7. Sod
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court of the County of Yav. apai. Territory of Afisona.
 In the matter of the Estate of A. L. Noeller,
 deceased
 On reading ard filing the petition of Alfce Moeller, ac ministratrix of the eotato of A I. Moeller. deceased, setting forth that che has nlcd her nnal report Of her .admXnist, ation upon said estate in this court and praying that the same be addfted, alio ed and con- nrmed. ana praying, among other things for en order of distribution Of the resi- 1ue of oaid estate among the persons entitled. It io or. dered that al pes sons interested In the e tate of the said A. l.. Moe, Ter. decessod. bo and appear before the Probate Court ot the County of fayapai, Territory of ArtsOna q the court room of said court. in the city of s'rescott. County of YAvapaf. Territory of Arizona, on the 50th day of July, A. D. l01 1t lOo'ciock in the forenoon of that day, then and there 10 how cause why said 6nSl oc. count should not be audited. allowed and connrmed- and why an an order Of otsf fibu- ton should not be made of the residue of said estate among the h-irs of the said A. L. Moelier, doceased, according tO law.
 IL is further ordered that copy of this or. der be published for foar wee ks cOnsecatfvoIy before the said 3eih day of July, A. D. ls67 in the ARIz oNA JoURSAL.MINER. . newspaper printed and puoiisned in the City of Preocott, County of Yayapai, Territory 0f.Artsona.
 WM. O. DWELL. Probate Judge.
 Dated Prescott. June P, lSs7. 3od
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
Asmln,strt,en Inoenslstene.ee

Aomoosoertoon U00o001oto00loO In the recent biographies of the latl
 Hon. R. M. I. Hunter. the fact has bees
 overlooked that at the time of his dead
 this man. who had occupied % many
 important places, and who had been e
 conspicuous figure in our national his.
 tory, and who. in fact, was one of tho
 leaders in organizing the secession move
 ment, occupied at the time of his death
 the inspector in Virginia custom house.
 This place was given him by the adm,n-
 istration at the request of leading vr-
 ginian4 who represented that the old gentleman needed some place. however humble, to give him suppon. Miss Van Lev. Virginia lady. whose services to the union during the war have recently been called to the attention of the pubic, vas reduced from a position Of shich the salary vas $I,soo in the postof6ce department. to . laborefs position where she receives only $7ao. for the assigned reason that she was not compe- tent and that the government could not pension her notwithstanding her devo- ton to the union, and that it is her rare good fortune. for which she has to thank the administration that sbe vas not ne. moved. The other side of the picture is that R. M T. Hunter, also a Virgin ian. but virginian who. from his seat in the United States senate. planned with Je6 Davis and others the secession of the southern states and went with the states into secession, vas gwen by the administration position as inspector in the custom house. not because he vas but because he was poor and needed support and deserved much of the democratic party.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
DISAPPOINTMENT.

In the Probate Court of the County of Yava. pal. Territory of Altsona. In fbe matter Of the Estate of AudreW L. Moeller, deceased-
 It is ordered that the time set for the boar Ing os the petition presented and 0ied by Alice Moeiler. administratrfx of the estate of Andrew L.. Moeiler. deceased, praying for an order to sell real estate. etc. be and is hereby extended until
 THURSDAY. THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST.
 A. D. isS7, at 10 o'clock e. m., at the court room of said Probste Court, in the City Of Prescott, Terltory of 4 rtsona.
 VIM. o. o'NEILL. Probate Judeo.
 Dated at Prescott, Juiy % 1887. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
he Mas sise OaIs

The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore American tells tiptop good story of President Cleveland, wherein he explained why the recent Kentucky democratic convention endorsed him and yet repudiated most of bis policy. A senator was talking with the presi dent the other day, % the account runs and casually asked him how he analysed the Kentucky convention The pcesi- dent replied: Simplest thing in the world I'll illustratue it by telling you ( story. Once there was . boy fishing from a wharf when he suddenly fell overboard A large crowd collected on the shore and watched his struggles, but not one of them moved hand to save him. Just as t vas almost over with hum a man came rushing to the front and boldly plunging into the water dragged the half drowned boy out The crowd gathered about him deeply interested. Your son, of courseS said one of them. No was the blunt reply Your brother, thenT No Then . very near relative or a fTiendf No; DO relation; never saw him before Then what in heavens name made yop
  your life to save himS they all ns in surprise. Why. we exciaime ing together. and b. nad been bet in bis pocketr nao all of the oal Nov vonh, ~as the nonchalent reply all the Ave the explanation. 1 hav' ~ oait and the Kentucky demo. .ats knew it
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

Axtlett On rsading and aline shs p~
 Bacon. odministraso1 of tb
 Bartlett, docoaoeA, Oott seIlon oi '. ns 2srisfr.sson SSS~ -.Ag forth thRt he hAa snd r~Sfnr tS and repoEt of his c s i0SaT anI | oa1d ct ae6, In this co uYt cSSsr sAs- .ot the aano bo aud1tod. al. sSS eonGrneA, and prAying. am0nn SSs -ago, for an order of distr1 button OI
 Adue of sai1 ostnte omoog the persons
 tiled. It is ordogod thai all persons in. . ssrsses1 in Che essass of ths seS1 f. Fl. Befs. bats Court of the C0anfy of YavApai. q the eourt room Gf eel1 CoulS in the City of Pres eost. County of YevAPej. Territory of An. sone. q . torm of sa1A Court to 6 holden on the m day of Angust, l1u, e l0 o'eloek In the torsnoon of th it eay. then and there to sh0v eanse why sAsd Anal aocount should not bs allovsd. auditsd and eonnr1sd, and vhy en eidsr of aistfibution sh0ald noe bs made 0f the resi11o Of saad eotAte among thG heir: of sai1 T. H. Dasslsss. dsesased. e. xsd t is forsAsr orasrsd saa. . copy of thts order be pnblished for four veeks c0n eeeutively. boforo the salA 7th day of August. la1. in the JounHAL-MIpER. . neWspapei printed and publtshed In the city of Preooost Yav1pe1 eoanty. AF1s0na territory. Dosod 9uly eth, l687.
 WI. O. O'NEILL, Pfobote JudGe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
netiee sf Forfeits1s.
To 0eergs Merwin, your heirs. assigns and legal representatives:

To Geergs Merwin, your heirs. assigns and legal representatives:
 You are hereby notified that the under- sigued, Who is co-oWner with you In the Legal Tender mining elAin hes appended the sum ol oae hundred dollas In ia6er and improve nents upone eaid mining elain, the said ex- peaditures ahd Improvements being made by Es h the year 1884 h co@plisnce with the mining lsWs of the United States requiring annual expenditures to be made on mining claiDs.
 Inc ssid Legal Tsoder mining elaim censists q lSoo feet h length by GO wide. end situate h ths Hunb0g mining district. in the county of Yayapai, h the territory of Arizona. X record q the loeaEioa Of the ssid Legal Ten- der mining elatn is made h the Record of Mines, h the oflce of the County Recorder of ssn Yavapai county, in Book a. st pages 443 end llS
 And you gre hereby fu,ther notiAed that if, at the expiration of ninety days after the pub. hcattoa q this notice, you fall or refuse to contribute or pay to me your proportion of the said expslditure, together with the cost of the publication of this notice. the interest of yoa h the said Legal Tender mining claim vin be iorieited end become the propsrty of u,e undersiGneA W. H. RICE.
 freecott q. |, Aprn e. 1607. 00d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
DISAPPOINTMENT.

h the Probate Court O.: he County of Yaya
 pal, Territory of Ar:sons. In the matter of the Estate of Andrev L. 4oelier, deceased
 It is ordered that the time set for inc hear ing Of The petition presented and filed by Alice Mooller, administratrfx of the estate OI order to se,i real estate, e;c.. be and is hereby extende uutii
 THU aSD Y. THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST
 4. D. lsos. at 10 o'clock a. m.. ., the court loom of said prob court, in the City of Prescott. Territory of Arizona
 VIM. 0. ONEILI4. Probate Judge. Dated al Prescott, July 9, 1887. i'd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
AN ARIxoNA TRAGEDY.
fwe Weeaossspsss Peasily aoss'
 eosoo by . TsoRnp.

The value of lie n vesy di6essntsy estinased by different people To the Quaka it is ahsoautely inv,olable. tO most men 1t is sacEed. unleo (osfeited bJ oima and b the desperado t is wogth 10 nose than the trouble to take l. Look ing ovez Hubezs Hove Bancsoft's jus puhlished "Popalar rribunals. : treating of the hiseog q crime in the saRly times n Cal1ouiA one cannot help wonder ing at the nupber q crimes pespetrafed Legal law vas . mockeRy then. as indeed infpequenkiy. even nov. II the people took the law in their own hands they can hardly be blaned. howeves. unjus- d6ahle speh . preceding nay be in ow moee sesfled time The volume menaiooed has rclaencs to Arizona. also and recoeds amoaess other . case in the mises.b,e snallnes of the prosper- i've paundes sheds sinisser light upoo human natue when degEaded.
 In January. 1861 Texan. q Spanish desoent named Aatea stopped one nishf st tie camp of some voodchop- pen oa the Colosado rives, whsre he asked 6oe food and sheltes foe the night Hi requea vzs cheerfully complied with
 h the nighE he asose and killed both men vith n ax Taking everything movable. including the clothes stripped ibom the murdezed men. he placed his booey h . ski9 and the crpses into the wafa and proceeded down the river. Though detecnon vas . mo& impsoba- bae thinG the murderer vas not to e. cape.
 Some Indians visited the voodchop- Pufs camp the nezt day, and at once suspected foul play. They hurried to Fxt Yuma on the opposite aide of the ivez and rspossed their suspicians to the eommandex. Soldieas were sent in pasuit and capeursd Msteo and handed him eva to the citisenA vho summa- ily executed him. Aateo was vel known h Los Angele. vheEe he was oee tine employed q . teamster be sUesn that place and San Pedro.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
q oaksea llas.

A aan VI driving through the ooun ny ias eenezal Dakota county asd 60 into q eoavessation wiEh . settles vh' vB iitting in froot ol his house.
 "You have fine farm here," he sai< Q the settler.
 ~BeH in the country. stranger."
 DO you rsise big csopsF
 Csops1 Big oopsr
 'Yek IT,"
 sWen caluclass do."
 'The sol is vay rich here, l sup poseF
 "Thae don't ezPses t. rich don't dc | justieel This sile is absolutely per- lscs, bese ia the voeidl It is deep and e mellow e an ash heap. rich q gold -5ea sir, 10 oehef sile in the world will compare . tall vith it.
 'T am glad to ksar t .
 ':Ssy, stranges," continued the settler. suaightening un dye hear that kinde, hollez, poundin' soundr
 The man admitted that he didn't knov but he oould bear somethine-
 sYa." cootinued the sestler. ''Kindez boomin' sound like hiftin' an empty bar7 with n old rubber boot"
 YA whak is itF
 "ranger. that's my pumpkins bein' yanksd along 'esoa the ground % fast thsy bound up n the air once n . while"
 ~You pumpkinss Whst is drawing them q that rate
 The vineA &rangez. the vines - they're growin' % fat ye see. We have to take . fast hoss an lasso 'em when ve gatha 'em. They'll be bout wore oa have to admit this is poo place for punkins and squashea See thst ltstle knoll ovz these bout hun dred yards 'zoss i an' twenty feet highr
 Y-a-es-but t haint no tree-its . bea top"
 'Why did you plant it on top Of the knollr
 "Didn't srangez, ground vas per- level when l planted it there Beet 90 big it has kinder re'red the ground up all tound 1t and made . knoll Planted one nen to my house the 6rst year an i hoisted it up and pretty near tipped t over.'
 "Isnt the season pretty dry for themr
 They 60 down to water, stranger, that well is the hole that beet come out d I had . erahapple tree near the house the same an the apples grew so big they busted and brske aIl my win dm"-Dakoea Bell
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
A YOUNG BUTCHER'S LUCK
sse Wlns ote,ooo la Tho leue.
 tana osaso leetssy.

"I want to see a reporter." said an unusully hapPylooking individual q he entered the Chronicle Building. On be' ing introduced to one of the staG he commenced by saying that his name was A J. Trefts and he lived in Butcher. town. As there vas large36re recently n that pat of the city there VII appar- ently no rsascn for such unusual joy as that manifest.d by MT. Trekx He, however. vas vesy anxious to communi- cate the nevs o( god-send which had fallen to him soon after he had burnt out
 "I am the fellow. won t. Just bought the one ticket and got $Is.soo. That's luck, isn't ItF' Said the jovial Ttelts.
 Then t began to dawn upon the re- porter that he vas really in the presence of another one of the lucky holden of . Louisana lottery prize. Ar. Ttefts had come down of his own free vi1 to tell of his lucky venture.
 "I could hardly believe my eyes when I read that numbes," said he, "ss,74o. l looked at my ticket and turned it over and laid it down beside the paper and compared it and then began to think l was the luckiest man ever met. Just think of it one ticket and all that money tor $I.
 "what are you going to do nov MT. Ttefts r asked the interviewer.
 II am going to extend my business right away for that fire nsarly did tor me. l did not believe much in The Louisana State Lottery before. and thought to myself when I bought the ticket we'll I've lost enough already. this dollar will never be missed and now you may be sure that I never stop thinking how glad l am bought it. and Q thought I would drop in and tell you all about it."-San Francisco (Cal) Chronicle. July ?.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

Al ind'o. on the Colorado desert, in Cahfcfnia. on the ssth instant, the ther- momter marked Ise degrees, .. Flow ing Wells I3s and Volcano Spring where the road crosses the deser, two hundred and forty feet below sea level. the ther- momeser stood I%e in the shade
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

The Tucson Citizen gives the follow ing analysis of the twerty-six page pam phlet just issued by the commissioner Of immigration. and which t has taken him six months to compile. as . cost to the seuitory of $I.ooo in salary and sor>. thing like $s.ooo in the vay =
 densah. The book itseh . '@' almost entirely q quoD' s the citisens ss'. ..,,;,' ~ .r,o oI n.s.' I.@' a'e gwen to ., introduc,;ou. , ,o c5 ~ o". the Magic of Irrigation, 4H 70 "rieops county. IX to Yuma te r!nal I,5 to Pima. |, lines to Graham 3 lines to Gila { lines to Cochise, ix peges to the Citrus Belt (Yuma, Mar. copa and Pinall and 2 to water and its cost. with . wind up of rs lines on sta. sistieal information. Altogethx t makes vefy neat-looking little book. Cam. can undoubtedly quote better than he can write"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

Messrs T. E. Parish and B. A. Fickas , have retired from the Phenix Gazette and MT. J. O. Dunbar of the Tomb stone Epitaph is now its guiding genius According to current report there exists . feeling of bitter hostility among the people of Phenix against the Gazette, growing out of certain suits attacking the title to city property, in which number of the Gazette's stockholders are engaged as counsel-Enterprise.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
Holice 10 Creditors.

Territory of Arizona, County of Yavapai. fin Probate Court In the matter os the Estate of Samuel s. Shuli. deceassd.
 Notice Is hereby given by the undermined cd mi trator of Inc estate of Samuel S
 Shul .decessed to the crs ditors of, aud all per. sons having claims against the sad deco ased of this notice. ie tue said afministrasor st Camp ver1-, in said county of Y4vapsi. the came being the place for he transaction oi the
 business Of said estate in said county. R3BERf N ROD6ERS Administrator ef tue estate of samuel 6.
 Shuti, deceased.
 Dated kt Pres iottJ ifv 2. isH aOd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

Public Printer Benedict is as active as ever m wedding republicans from the government printing office. As the boys m blue march out the boys in gray file in. The confederates now are in fair way to have full possession of the capi- tal-Chronicle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

The Dallas (Tex) Post says the $I6o,. DOC. 1000 northern capital poured into the south in the last year is the kind of filling with which to close the bloody chasm.